What makes you think this is a scam message?

2. Correct!
The name of the sender contains a misspelling. You know that something is not right.
Also, the email address doesn’t seem right.
Scammers like free email addresses and temporary email addresses, in that case the
message will come from an address that looks like, ‘paypallll@temporary.xyz’, don’t
trust it.
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3. Correct!
Bank organizations, financial institutions, and most brands will NEVER ask you to
confirm your personal information via email or text and a suspicious link.. They
already know those details, so be on a high alert, when subject line or content
contains similar greetings: such as “Dear Account holder”.
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4. Correct!
If you hover your cursor over the button, the URL will appear in the bottom left corner
of your screen, allowing you to see whether it’s genuine or not.
In most cases, when a message is coming for example from netflix.com, then the links
into the content should start as https://www.netflix.com.
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